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Hi fellas! This time, ESA FKIP Universitas Riau is excited to bring you valuable reading material to enrich your knowledge. For those interested in learning English, we are here with Nominal Relative Clauses: Nouns in Disguise. Stay with us from start to finish as we explore this topic. In the fascinating world of language, nominal relative clauses stand out because they look like full clauses but actually function as nouns. While they may seem tricky at first, understanding them will help you make your sentences more flexible and expressive. In this informative blog, we’ll explain what nominal relative clauses are, why they’re called “nouns in disguise,” and how to use them correctly. What Is a Nominal Relative Clause? A nominal relative clause is a type of clause that functions like a noun. Unlike regular relative clauses, it has no separate antecedent because the antecedent is already fused into the introductory word, such as what, whoever, whatever, where, or when. For example, Wha...

 Hi, fellas! This time, ESA FKIP Universitas Riau through the Communication and Informatics Division is back with another exciting and educational topic in ESA Pedia. In this edition, we’ll explore Euphemisms—a common but often overlooked part of English that helps us speak more politely, gently, or indirectly. Stay tuned to understand what euphemisms are, why they’re used, and how they can enhance your communication skills! 1. What Are Euphemisms? A euphemism is a mild or indirect word or expression used in place of one that may be considered too harsh, blunt, or offensive. The goal is to deliver the same message in a more socially acceptable or less distressing manner. As defined by the Cambridge Dictionary: A euphemism is a word or phrase used to avoid saying an unpleasant or offensive word. 2. Why Are Euphemisms Used? Euphemisms serve multiple communicative and social functions: Soften harsh realities E.g., “passed away” is often preferred over “died” to reduce emotional pain o...

Hi, ESAHolics! July has been a month of momentum, fresh spirit, and meaningful progress for ESA FKIP Universitas Riau 2024/2025. As we navigated through the heart of the year, each division brought its best energy into the field—channeling ideas into action and staying committed to our shared values. Whether behind the scenes or on the frontlines, the dedication of every member continued to shape a dynamic and purposeful organization. Throughout the month, we’ve seen consistent efforts that reflect both growth and collaboration. The synergy built across teams, the enthusiasm of our members, and the drive to keep improving all contributed to the strong foundation we’re building together. Let’s take a moment to look back at the highlights of July and appreciate the journey we’ve taken this month.   1. SIDANG ISTIMEWA NATIONAL ENGLISH OLYMPIAD (NEO) 2025 Moments of Sidang Istimewa NEO 2025 On July 5th and 6th, 2025, the Social and Politics Division of the Aruna Niscala Cabin...

Hi fellas! ESA FKIP Universitas Riau is back with another exciting and helpful blog to boost your English knowledge! This time, we’re going to explore a pair of verbs that often confuse learners: “borrow” vs. “lend.” These two words are closely related and used in everyday situations—but mixing them up can lead to awkward sentences! So, stay with us as we break down the difference and show you how to use them like a pro! What’s the Difference between Borrow and Lend? At first glance, “borrow” and “lend” may seem like they mean the same thing—but they are actually opposites! Both refer to a temporary exchange of something, but the direction of the action is what sets them apart. Borrow means to take something temporarily from someone else, with the intention of returning it. Lend means to give something temporarily to someone else, expecting it to be returned. Quick Tip: If the object is coming to you, use borrow. If the object is going from you to someone else, use lend. Prepos...

                         Hey, ESAHolics! June has been a month filled with togetherness, connection, and shared purpose at ESA FKIP Universitas Riau 2024/2025! As we enter July, it’s a great time to reminisce and appreciate all the moments that have strengthened our bond as one big family. This month, our organization was filled with meaningful activities that combined learning, collaboration, and celebration. From engaging educational programs and lively discussions to creative initiatives and heartfelt gatherings, June truly reminded us of the power of unity. Each division contributed something special, creating experiences that inspired us to grow—not only as students but also as individuals who care about making a difference together. Together, we can continue to build an ESA that empowers, supports, and celebrates every member. 1. Sharing hearing DPK I ESA FKIP Universitas Riau through the Membership Development Divis...